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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
13
Annual pre inventory sale promotes enduring personal adornment. The text suggests fashion shifts toward utility and abundant options, highlighting varied designs available at bargain pricing. The tone matches a period newspaper urging readers to shop today for desirable pieces.
Miss Durie, long energetic leader of the YWCA educational department, resigns February 13 to return home. She will take a month’s vacation before pursuing religious educational work. Her initiatives expanded classes for unemployed girls from four to thirty, with broad support from local workers and prominent mentors in New York and Boston.
In Swich on January 24 the Board of Estimate and four other members after a hearing rejected the plan favored at a town meeting. The proposal called for purchasing property warned by the late Commodore Benedict and now owned by former secretary William S Meany for the erection of a steel and marble monument to the war dead near the school.
An old newspaper ad suggests Magnesia and Lake for relief of acid indigestion and gas in the stomach. It warns of dangerous acid buildup and offers a simple teaspoonful daily dose to neutralize excess acid and ease discomfort after meals.
Court hears divorce cases as divorced women must be content with less luxury than in marital care. Judge Mechied cites age and the failure to prove fault, while arguments hinge on the validity of marriage vows and the husband’s obligations. The proceedings involve Mrs Sebneraner and Willie Seblemies, with a contested offer of $7500.
Police report a man re arrest after alleged theft of money from a front cash drawer. Witnesses claim the suspect lifted nearly eighty dollars, denied the charge, and was discharged for lack of evidence. Court actions involve another linked case against two suspects in a separate stabbing.
A speaker described the value of calloused hands as a blessing to humanity, urging action and reflection on drudgery and service. The day included a health talk by Mrs. Pointund, discussions on new nursing leadership, and a round table session with members from Hartford and Bridgeport.
Fragmentary vintage note describes garlands and floral headpieces for debutantes with a whimsical courtly scene. References delicate circles of horses and fashion, hinting at wardrobe and social display in an ornate era.
The Democratic women of the eighth district announce monthly social gatherings at Main Street venues to foster learning and community involvement. Local organizer Miss pre af invites participation, aiming to boost engagement through whist parties and informal events with rotating hosts and discussions.
A regional inter club meet is being organized with a committee led by representative Will Cala. The plan includes inviting district clubs and setting a schedule and rules. The event aims to unite clubs for a two week preparation period and to host players from multiple areas.
Twelve hour bowling match on schedule for Wednesday afternoon at the Patice at one end. Will feature Tyveka Honkapples Mer tlerman, a local star, with trials and challenges from nearby bowlers. The event follows Permay’s recent statewide wins and steep competition for the next opponent.
A campus controversy over athletic letters and insignia prompts debate about who should wear varsity emblems. The editorial page laments student fears of stigma and tradition as sports letters become a flashpoint in campus life.
Hundreds attended the Elks annual fair during its third night featuring a stage show, a dancing program, and performances by local talent. The event continued through the evening with morning-bound crowds and lively street atmosphere reported by the evening’s coverage.
Yale, led by star guards, edged Knox College Lifinets 24 to 2 in New Haven. The contest stayed tight from start to finish with standout performances by Yale’s Albre and Knox’s looper as key contributors.
The January gathering of the Ladies Social Club, presided by Wnapp, includes a luncheon and formal calling to order. Members present include Clifford Jennings, Walter Jennings, Mrs Leslie Jennings, Mrs Tahoma Browe, Charles Tredarber, Mrs Bradeyes, Mrs Rich uve ya, John Prout, Samuel Teppinet, Mrs George Ceittendan, Miss Ethel Tennings, Martin Jennings, and Miss Sherwond. The event notes the meeting held at the estate with attendance listed.
An open house event is announced with performances and participants listed in a faded clipping. Names such as Mary Katherine and Catherine appear among others, indicating a community gathering with a March date and a youth audience.
An informal gathering of Mechanical Engineers is scheduled at York on Thursday evening at 8 o clock. Speakers will discuss belt materials and gear trends while presenting company names such as Fine Belt and Duxsack Belting. The meeting aims to showcase industry insights and network among members.
A fragmented ad like snippet describes a DIY gray hair remedy product. It references Cirlex powder, boxes, costs, and home use directions, claiming months of use and a claim about hair tufts. The text is garbled but centers on a consumer remedy kit sold for home hair coloring.
An old advertisement promotes Grangeine Powders with claims to relieve stomach trouble and headaches. It asserts rapid action and never fails, noting the 10 cent package is sold at any drug store and printed on every package.
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